> interesting ways I can use to get more track width once I get to the
> board design.

I "think" industry-standard minimum is 8mil between tracks so you can
make them only so wide. A swing and/or roundabout when packages
get smaller

I'm wondering why they chose s g s g down the left side of the chip, as
you'd expect ss gg would be better/easier for layout

http://www.4pcb.com/trace-width-calculator.html

1A, 2oz board, 16mil / 0.4mm wide, about the width of a TSOP pin.

There's around 32mil / 0.8mm space between TSOP pins, so (in
theory) you could have traces 42mil / ~ 1mm wide to the pins, with
8mil between them. According to the above calculator that should
give you current of 2A per trace, without tinning

E&OE

Joe


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